tmeasday
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10 years ago No, Meteorite only does either "latest" or a fixed version.
You're right that it doesn't quite make sense to do version ranges. In general it seems like a pretty unreliable thing to depend on a vague set of package versions IMO. Web development isn't the most rigorous discipline :)
I think MDG's idea for versions will be much stricter. The model they are basing off is debian apt packages. We'll see how it pans out.
Is there a way to do this? http://oortcloud.github.io/meteorite/ mentions choosing only specific versions, but that would prevent newer versions from being used.
I know that other package managers have this feature, but I'm not quite sure what the use case might be, other than an offline package repository, or a repo cache that might not have the latest version. More generally, a range of supported version might be useful.